Danielle Duez
Biographic Data
| ID | 118362 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Danielle Duez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Danielle |
| FAMILY NAME | Duez |
| SIGNATURE | DUEZ D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Ans de recherches en phonétique clinique au LPL
Le domaine des recherches en Phonétique Clinique vise à améliorer nos connaissances sur les pathologies de la parole en confrontant les méthodes et les recherches en phonétique avec les données cliniques et les diagnostics des cliniciens. En France, la Phonétique Clinique s’est développée depuis une trentaine d’années dans une communauté importante de phonéticiens, linguistes, informaticiens, ingénieurs, médecins, orthophonistes et cliniciens, qu…
Restoration of deleted and assimilated consonant sequences in conversational French speech: Effects of Preceding and Following Context
The present study was designed to test the effects of preceding and following context on the restoration of deleted and assimilated consonant sequences in conversational French speech. Consonant restoration was found to be enhanced by lexical information and by the different sources of information contained in the breath group. The fundamental contribution of breath-group information suggests that the breath group, which is a production unit in c…
Acoustic Markers of Political Power
On spontaneous French speech: Aspects of the Reduction and Contextual Assimilation of Voiced Stops
Acoustic correlates of subjective pauses
Perception of Silent Pauses in Continuous Speech
The perception of silent pauses in continuous speech was investigated experimentally in three genres: political speeches, political interviews and casual interviews. Normal and inverted speech yielded similar perception. The result is interpreted as being an indicator of the salient role of the prosodic structures. The distributional patterning of pauses proves to be responsible for the variability of perception. Pause duration is the essential p…
Silent and Non-Silent Pauses in Three Speech Styles
The frequency, duration and distribution of pauses in French were investigated acoustically in three types of speech styles: political interviews and casual interviews, which belong to spontaneous speech, and political speeches, which are carefully prepared. The speech samples were subdivided into articulated sequences, silent pauses, and non-silent pauses. The total time of silent pauses was 50% greater in political speeches than in either type …
Silent and Non-Silent Pauses in Three Speech Styles
The frequency, duration and distribution of pauses in French were investigated acoustically in three types of speech styles: political interviews and casual interviews, which belong to spontaneous speech, and political speeches, which are carefully prepared. The speech samples were subdivided into articulated sequences, silent pauses, and non-silent pauses. The total time of silent pauses was 50% greater in political speeches than in either type …
Acoustic correlates of subjective pauses
Perception of Silent Pauses in Continuous Speech
The perception of silent pauses in continuous speech was investigated experimentally in three genres: political speeches, political interviews and casual interviews. Normal and inverted speech yielded similar perception. The result is interpreted as being an indicator of the salient role of the prosodic structures. The distributional patterning of pauses proves to be responsible for the variability of perception. Pause duration is the essential p…
On spontaneous French speech: Aspects of the Reduction and Contextual Assimilation of Voiced Stops
Restoration of deleted and assimilated consonant sequences in conversational French speech: Effects of Preceding and Following Context
The present study was designed to test the effects of preceding and following context on the restoration of deleted and assimilated consonant sequences in conversational French speech. Consonant restoration was found to be enhanced by lexical information and by the different sources of information contained in the breath group. The fundamental contribution of breath-group information suggests that the breath group, which is a production unit in c…
Silent and Non-Silent Pauses in Three Speech Styles
The frequency, duration and distribution of pauses in French were investigated acoustically in three types of speech styles: political interviews and casual interviews, which belong to spontaneous speech, and political speeches, which are carefully prepared. The speech samples were subdivided into articulated sequences, silent pauses, and non-silent pauses. The total time of silent pauses was 50% greater in political speeches than in either type …
Perception of Silent Pauses in Continuous Speech
The perception of silent pauses in continuous speech was investigated experimentally in three genres: political speeches, political interviews and casual interviews. Normal and inverted speech yielded similar perception. The result is interpreted as being an indicator of the salient role of the prosodic structures. The distributional patterning of pauses proves to be responsible for the variability of perception. Pause duration is the essential p…
Acoustic correlates of subjective pauses
On spontaneous French speech: Aspects of the Reduction and Contextual Assimilation of Voiced Stops
Acoustic Markers of Political Power
Restoration of deleted and assimilated consonant sequences in conversational French speech: Effects of Preceding and Following Context
The present study was designed to test the effects of preceding and following context on the restoration of deleted and assimilated consonant sequences in conversational French speech. Consonant restoration was found to be enhanced by lexical information and by the different sources of information contained in the breath group. The fundamental contribution of breath-group information suggests that the breath group, which is a production unit in c…
Ans de recherches en phonétique clinique au LPL
Le domaine des recherches en Phonétique Clinique vise à améliorer nos connaissances sur les pathologies de la parole en confrontant les méthodes et les recherches en phonétique avec les données cliniques et les diagnostics des cliniciens. En France, la Phonétique Clinique s’est développée depuis une trentaine d’années dans une communauté importante de phonéticiens, linguistes, informaticiens, ingénieurs, médecins, orthophonistes et cliniciens, qu…
Phonetics and Phonology Research (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (5 works) · Linguistics (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Perception (4 works) · Speech recognition (4 works) · Vowel (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)